J SKY B starts up

J SKY B starts up

J SKY B, Japan Sky Broadcasting Co., a satellite digital broadcasting venture starts up. (From left to right) Mr. Hieda, the president of Fuji Television Network Inc. , Mr. Masayoshi Son, the president of Softbank, Mr. Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of News Corp, and Mr. Nobuyuki Idei-the president of SONY corporation.

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